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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 50 entries checked · 32 flagged · 82 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 82 still open
Achilles: Legends Untold — The game was released to early access in May 2022, but the correct early access release date is September 22, 2022.
Achilles: Legends Untold — The game was ported to Nintendo Switch on January 23, 2025, but the correct release date for the Nintendo Switch version is February 13, 2025.
Bloodborne — The downloadable content The Old Hunters, released in November 2015
Bloodborne PSX — The game was released in 2022, but the copyright takedown from Sony occurred in 2022, not 2025.
Bloodborne PSX — The game was developed solely by Lilith 'b0tster' Walther, not by both Walther and Corwyn Prichard. Corwyn Prichard contributed music and sound design, but was not a co-developer.
Code Vein — The game did not sell over three million copies; the most widely reported figure is around one million copies as of 2020, with no official confirmation of three million.
Code Vein — A sequel, Code Vein II, has not been released in 2026 or announced; no such sequel exists in established canon.
Code Vein II — The game 'Code Vein II' does not exist; no such sequel has been announced or released by Bandai Namco.
Code Vein II — The release date January 29, 2026, is invented; no Code Vein sequel has been announced for any date.
Dark Souls — The entry states 'By 2025, the series had sold more than 39 million copies worldwide.' This figure is unverified and not supported by official reports, which last confirmed 35 million as of March 2023.
Darksiders III — The entry states Darksiders III takes place parallel to the first Darksiders game, but the correct canon is that it takes place parallel to Darksiders II and concurrently with the early parts of Darksiders I.
Darksiders III — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims 'The Watcher assigned to Fury is later revealed to be the Sin Envy in disguise.' This is incorrect; the Watcher is a separate character and is not revealed to be Envy.
Dead Cells — The lore entry states 'the Prisoner is the King himself.' This is not established canon; the Prisoner's identity is ambiguous, and the expansions do not definitively reveal the Prisoner is the King.
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